Browsing: Blue Chips

The integrated resort operator continues to grapple with the adverse effects of the pandemic.

These three businesses are trading at their cheapest level in a year. But, are they value traps?

Both property giants were negatively impacted by the pandemic. Which of the two makes for a better investment?

Here are three blue-chip companies that have recovered significantly from their pandemic lows.

With a wide range of businesses out there for selection, should you just stick to blue-chip companies?

This monopoly business has strong catalysts working in its favour.

Bad news continues to hang over local banks like a dark cloud. Could investors see a possible bargain appearing for the sector?

Temasek has announced that it will not proceed with the acquisition of Keppel Corporation Limited. What’s next for the conglomerate?

The local lender suffers from sharp margin compression but sees a better second-half for the year.

Here are eight interesting snippets from OCBC’s latest earnings report.

Keen to find both blue-chip companies that pay out great dividends? We introduce three that should go into your watchlist.

Singapore’s largest local bank remains cautious as loan provisions spike.

With the troubles swirling around ComfortDelGro’s taxi division, does the transport giant still qualify as a dependable dividend stock?

Not all blue-chip companies qualify as dividend stocks. We delve into three reasons why this oil and gas giant falls short of being a good dividend stock.

Hunting for good dividend stocks? Here are three you don’t want to miss out on.v

In a surprise announcement, the central bank has recommended that local banks moderate their dividend pay-out in light of the pandemic.

Strong companies can continue paying great dividends for many years to come. Here are four dividend-paying stocks that I plan to hold forever.

The ground handler and food solutions company has reported its first-ever quarterly loss since its IPO. Does its stock price look enticing now?

These three companies are as close to a sure thing as you can find when it comes to dividends.

With less than four months to go, is there a risk that Temasek may walk away from the deal?